My name is Bianca Breuche and as an Assembly Member for class of 2028, I will make it a priority to listen to students and bring their perspectives to SGA discussions and decisions. Every student has a different experience at Loyola, and I believe our student government should reflect those diverse perspectives. I want to help create an environment where students feel comfortable speaking up and know that their input matters.I also hope to strengthen communication between SGA and the student body so that students are more aware of what SGA is working on and how they can get involved.
I, Anayah Rosa, if and when elected will strive to advocate for the students of my class by ensuring that their wants and needs are being heard and acknowledged. Loyola prides itself on building a community where people can be themselves and feel connected. My mission on assembly will be to create exciting social programming events that reflect the interest of my class and will bond our students as we continue our Loyola journey that we began together. I am committed to exceeding the expectations of my fellow classmates by being a person they can rely on and depend on with their worries as I have shown through my other leadership positions on campus. As a past MAP Navigator, current member of the Diversity Advisory Board and LCA at the Career Center, I have shown my passion for assisting and advocating for my classmates through my actions and showing up in a variety of places on campus. A vote for me is a vote for the benefit of our Loyola community and 2028 class year. Vote for Rosa!
Hello! My name is Lucia Martinez, I am an Elementary Education Major from Timonium MD. I am very excited to run for junior assembly because I would love to see more commuter representation within our student government. As a commuter, I bring a unique perspective and experience that comes with traveling to and from campus each day. I hope to help positively shape our junior year so that more students feel connected, represented, and included within our class year regardless if you live on campus or off campus. I want to do that by helping develop events that are meaningful, engaging, and accessible to all students and provide opportunities to create more connections. I would be honored to work with our junior class to ensure that everyone has a voice that belongs in our Loyola community!
I am running for Junior Assembly because I intend to turn ideas and concerns as well as experiences into action for our junior class. As a hardworking and disciplined student, I am driven by the goals I set for myself and have every intention of applying that same work ethic to the goals we set for our student body. As someone who is deeply connected and involved with the junior class I will look to always prioritize different perspectives and opinions with the intention of making our years at Loyola some of our best. I want to bring fresh perspective and ideas to SGA and in doing so I am ready to listen and advocate on behalf of my entire class.
Hello everyone, my name is Yukesh Aryal, and I am an international student from Nepal. I am excited to be running for the Student Government Association Senate for the Class of 2028. Through my involvement on campus and the different leadership opportunities I have had, I have learned how important it is for students to feel heard, included, and represented. As an international student, I understand what it feels like to adapt to a new environment, which is why I want to help create a campus community where everyone feels welcomed and valued. If elected, I want to create more opportunities for students to share their ideas, concerns, and feedback with SGA and make sure those voices are brought to the table. I also want to continue supporting student organizations, promoting sustainability, celebrating the diverse cultures on our campus, and working toward initiatives that improve the overall student experience. I believe leadership is not just about holding a position, but about listening to others, understanding different perspectives, and working together to turn ideas into meaningful action. I want to be a senator who is approachable, engaged, and committed to representing the students I serve. I would be grateful for your support and the opportunity to serve you as an SGA Senator. Thank you!
